In the starting days of September, Google launch the Sitelink
search box that gives webmaster the capacity to control how Google handles
searches conducted within the search within this site, in the snippet area of
Google search result. Google now gives the control to the webmaster to disable
the feature completely.
For
example, if you search for in Google, Google will add a box under the first
YouTube result, that lets you search within just the youtube.com domain, this
also known as a site command search. Developers have more control over how
those searches work and if they land on your internal site search pages or not.
Now, as spotted by Menashe
Avramov, Google included a new feature to disable the sitelinks
search box from showing up completely.
By the
using a new Meta tag you can disable the Sitelink search feature names nositelinkssearchbox.
Here is the meta tag for Webmasters.
Here is the meta tag for Webmasters.
<meta
name="google" content="nositelinkssearchbox">
Those Webmasters who add this tag to their
site, will communicate to Google not to show a sitelinks search box when your
site appears in the search results. The sitelinks search box will be disabled
as part of the normal Googlebot crawling and processing of the page, which can
take a few weeks depending on the site and other factors.
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